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เช็ก

Pronunciation

chék

เช็ก

chék

check

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  1. 1 check、verify、inspect
  2. 2 Czech

This word mainly means to check information or examine a condition. It can also refer to Czechia or indicate something Czech.

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check、verify、inspect

Verb⭐️4 Often used Loanword Casual

To look at or examine something to confirm that it is correct, determine its current status, or find possible problems.

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Czech

Adjective⭐️2 Not often used Loanword

Indicates that a country, person, language, culture, or other subject is Czech or connected with Czechia. It normally follows the noun it modifies.

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Learning notes

Explanation

The verb เช็ก comes from English “check” and is extremely common in everyday Thai. It typically appears directly before its object, as in เช็กอีเมล “check email” and เช็กยอดเงิน “check the balance.” เช็กดูว่า… introduces something to be checked, while เช็กให้ means checking something for someone. The Czech-related use is a separate word, found in expressions such as ภาษาเช็ก “Czech language” and ชาวเช็ก “Czech person.”

Usage

It is used in conversation, school, work, and travel when checking messages, schedules, reservations, amounts, documents, or equipment. In its Czech-related sense, it appears in discussions of nationality, language, culture, and history.

Caution

In careful standard spelling, เช็ก is the verb “to check,” while เช็ค means a bank check. However, เช็ค is also commonly used for the verb in informal writing, advertisements, and social media. For rigorous inspections or official investigations, the more formal ตรวจสอบ may be more appropriate.

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